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The Mountaineer (1914)
Short | Short, Drama

The Mountaineer (1914)

Short | Short, Drama

A young mountaineer loves Dorothy, daughter of a backwoodsman. An artist comes into the district to paint and falls in love with Lucille, Dorothy's sister. Dorothy is interested in the artist on account of her sister's love for him, and ...See moreA young mountaineer loves Dorothy, daughter of a backwoodsman. An artist comes into the district to paint and falls in love with Lucille, Dorothy's sister. Dorothy is interested in the artist on account of her sister's love for him, and she poses. The young mountaineer sees his sweetheart sitting for the artist, and as he is naturally suspicious of the well-dressed city man, he misunderstands the situation. As a result, he has words with Dorothy. The two become estranged. The artist, in searching for wild nooks, discovers a moonshiner's still. The moonshiners believe him to be a U.S. Revenue agent, and they capture him. Lucille carries the news to Dorothy. Dorothy goes to the mountaineer and begs him to save the artist. Believing that his action will insure the happiness of the woman he loves, he consents. The mountaineer surprises the moonshiners and liberates the artist. He then turns the artist over to Dorothy and prepares to return to the cabin. However, instead of Dorothy, Lucille rushes into the artist's arms. For the first time, the mountaineer sees that it is Lucille and not Dorothy who loves the newcomer. Written by Moving Picture World synopsis See less

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5 cast members

Name	Known for
Wallace Reid Jim - the Mountaineer Jim - the Mountaineer See fewer	Carmen (I) (1915)
Dorothy Davenport Dorothy - Jim's Sweetheart Dorothy - Jim's Sweetheart See fewer	Human Wreckage (1923)
Phil Dunham The Artist The Artist See fewer	I'll Name the Murderer (1936)
Lucile Wilson Lucile Lucile See fewer	Breed o' the Mountains (1914)
Ed Brady Actor Actor See fewer	Son of Kong (1933)